Update 32

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Originally posted by Tim Guzowski
Hey Rockin; Nice job Man, lotsa Shiny in that engine bay, surpurb detail work, so your planning on Nov.
what Color is it and MFG ?
Who's hood did you use ? Are you happy with it and did it fit well when received ?
Will you be running on all three Trips at once or just the Center ? Keep us posted + Pic's , your really getting Close , Really Happy for you . Regards Tim

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a. Color is 1969 Merc/1970 Ford Comp. Orange
b. Hagan Hood. I Love It.
c. All three carbs work. It runs around on the center until WOT.

It's in the upholstery shop right now. I visit it alot.

Thank you Tim.

Rockin, Looks FANTASTIC ;) Thanks for the pictures.... Bill

Great color! I agree the hood is neat! Lots of goodies in the engine bay! Just for conversation, what are you using for a trans cooler and how is is mounted?

Don Shillady
Retired Scientist/teen rodder

Trans Cooler is a Gotta Show unit.
I will get picks and show the mounting of it.
I think it's cool.
Works well on a So-Cal frame.
The rear trans crossmember has positioning holes for the trans mount to move forward and back. The trans cooler has sliding fasteners. So the cooler fasteners line up well with the trans mount holes not used. The Cooler comes with the hoses etc.
It rides above (higher) than the trans pan, gets great air movement etc.
http://www.clubhotrod.com/photopost/...c01459-med.jpg

Rod....where did you get your hood supports and hinges?
Thanks

Hagan Hoods.
You have to put the whole thing together, with a welder to make it work correctly with a hagan hood-set up. Check with them or call them to get an explination.
It is a 3 piece hood. Origionally the 32 used a 4 piece hood.
If you want to go original don't use hagan.
Make a pattern and have Rotlieb Hood make you one.
If you dont make a pattern you have to make your front end fit around the hood fit-up. For me on this car it doesnt work. Not what I'm looking for (for this car).

The hood sides are not shown on these pictures yet.
I will have hood sides also.
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RR....thanks for the pics, very nice ride

Are you going to try to run without the rubber/welting between the hood and body? Or is it just not installed yet? Sure would be nice to not have to run it but .......
thanks

mike in tucson

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Originally posted by rocknrod
Hagan Hoods.
You have to put the whole thing together, with a welder to make it work correctly with a hagan hood-set up. Check with them or call them to get an explination.
It is a 3 piece hood. Origionally the 32 used a 4 piece hood.
If you want to go original don't use hagan.
Make a pattern and have Rotlieb Hood make you one.
If you dont make a pattern you have to make your front end fit around the hood fit-up. For me on this car it doesnt work. Not what I'm looking for (for this car).

The hood sides are not shown on these pictures yet.
I will have hood sides also.
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Thanks...I am not running sides on my hood just the top.
But I need supports and I am new to this game so not sure where to get everything.
What am I looking for are the suports that tie the body to the Rad shell.
Thansk again I will look around

I think I have a set of stock ones laying around here someplace.
If you want em, I'll look. You just foot the shipping and their yours.

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Originally posted by iceburgh
Thanks...I am not running sides on my hood just the top.
But I need supports and I am new to this game so not sure where to get everything.
What am I looking for are the suports that tie the body to the Rad shell.
Thansk again I will look around

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Originally posted by rocknrod
I think I have a set of stock ones laying around here someplace.
If you want em, I'll look. You just foot the shipping and their yours.

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That would be great. I will pay you if you would like.
Anyway send to
Jim. Stafford
101 Commerce Dr.
Mechanicsburg Pa.17055
Send me the info for payment.

10.00 for packaging, 9.33 to ship. Thats at the UPS store.

http://www.clubhotrod.com/photopost/...25dsc01855.jpg
Not done yet but you get the idea I hope.

Looking very good, Rod. It's going to be a great ride when you're done!!!! Excellent work!!!!!

looks fantastic....love the way this thing is coming along.
Becareful of those pipes....I have the same ones...started mine the other day for the first time....damn does it sound good but the heat WOW:eek:

Beautiful, just friggin' beautiful :)